WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY:
12100, 12200, 12300
PIVOT POINT: 11900
WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY: 11800, 11700,
11600
WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY
DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 12000, 12050, 12100
PIVOT POINT: 11950
DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY: 11900, 11850, 11800
DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY
The week kick started slightly higher
owing to positive cues from the global peers. However, within first half an
hour, index pared down its opening gains to sneak below the 11900 mark. During the
remaining part of the session, index consolidated in a slender range of 30
points and spent most of its time inside the negative territory. Eventually,
the lacklustre day of trade concluded with negligible losses. We had a positive start on Tuesday as
indicated by the Nifty early in the morning. However, similar to Monday’s
session, Nifty gave up this opening lead in first 40 – 45 minutes of trade.
Fortunately, the buyers were all prepared to capitalize on this opportunity and
hence, due to sustained buying, we saw Nifty successfully conquering the recent
hurdle of 11900 on a closing basis by adding nearly half a percent to the
bulls’ kitty. Tuesday’s tail end recovery was followed by a decent bump up at
the opening on Wednesday. Nifty indicating a sluggish start, we witnessed
positivity at the opening which was mainly on the back of favorable cues on the
domestic front. During the first half, this lead extended to traverse the 12000
mark. However, during the latter half, index came off a bit due to some profit
booking at higher levels and eventually closed at a kissing distance from
12000. Similar to Wednesday’s session, Nifty opened higher on Thursday despite Nifty
indicating a sluggish start. And the lead did not last too long or we can say
it was merely a formality as index immediately dipped towards 12000 mark. For
the major part of the day, index consolidated in a slender range before it
again slipped further towards the fag end of the day. Eventually, the Nifty
concluded the weekly expiry with a cut of nearly three tenths of a percent. Markets were
trading over half a per cent lower on Friday, pulled down by profit-booking by
investors and selling in information technology (IT) stocks. In March
2009, if you would have invested in Nifty stocks equal weighted, it would have
delivered minus 1% return. There is a massive structural change in Indian
economy in the last 6-7 years. If the structure has changed in the economy, it
would reflect in Nifty with a lag.
NIFTY:
A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 12200; STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @11800
we have been quite upbeat on the market
and have been advising buying in any intraday declines that market is offering
since last few days. Yesterday too, we saw similar thing working well for us
and as expected Nifty finally managed to surpass the first hurdle of 11900 on a
closing basis. The major charioteer for this move was clearly the banking pack
which has been showing some encouraging signs since couple of days. The way
both indices are shaped up, 12000 or beyond is not too far now for our markets.
Hence, we remain sanguine and expect the immediate support base to shift higher
towards 11867 – 11802.
TECHNICALLY SPEAKING.
Market once again looks a bit tentative
before heading towards the all-time high. With such small jerks our positional
bias does not change at all. We still reiterate that it’s a matter of time, we
would see index marching beyond the crucial resistance zone of 12050 – 12100.
It may probably be waiting for some trigger to turn this into a reality. Thus,
traders are advised to stay long or look for opportunities to go long in the
market. On the downside, the immediate support is now placed at 11900 – 11800. Indices
are clearly experiencing a time-wise correction and despite banking index
having a head start, the momentum did not last too long. Since the overall
intraday range was small, the chart structure in recent consolidation does not
change at all. On the higher side, Nifty is facing a sturdy wall at 11925 and
on the lower side, 11800 – 11750 are seen as intraday as well as near term
supports. For the coming session, traders need to keep a tab on above mentioned
levels; but with a positional view, our bias still remains bullish and we
advise traders to create longs in any such intraday declines. We reiterate that
it’s a matter of time, we would see index traversing this intermediate barrier
of 11925 to head towards all-time highs.
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